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Perfect for all ages. Stands out with the vibrant colors!
I guess this is a fun kickboard for young kids, but I bought this board and wasn't satisfied. It has a cloth covering and the colors aren't as bright or crisp as in the picture. It's very light, almost feels like it's made of Styrofoam. The bottom is this woven plastic stuff. It wasn't what I was looking for to use in practice, so I returned it.
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This is for the little kids. It has the pretty rainbow cover on top that is fabric/lycra and a yellow tarp-like plastic back. One side soaks up water and the other holds it, making it annoying to use. My kids love it though. It will last about one summer and that's it.
Lightweight, colorful and fun. Will use with my nieces on the lake this summer with fins to work out together. Fun!
My daughter loved it!
Groovy design but fabric covered which will wear out before the end of summer. Was hoping the tie-dye was through-and-through the board.
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SACRAMENTO >> The state Board of Food and Agriculture will focus on issues related to agricultural groundwater use at its meeting on Tuesday, June 3, in Sacramento. This meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the state Department of Food and Agriculture, 1220 'N' St., in the Main Auditorium, Sacramento.
"Groundwater, especially in times of drought, is critically important to California and the long-term viability of agriculture," said CDFA Secretary Karen Ross. "How we manage this precious resource sustainably, while respecting the rights of landowners and the public, is vital as we plan for drought and climate change resiliency."
In January, the California Natural Resources Agency, the California Environmental Protection Agency and the California Department of Food and Agriculture released the California Water Action Plan outlining the state's near- and long-term water priorities. One of actions identified in the report, 'Expand Water Storage Capacity and Improve Groundwater Management,' outlined the intent to improve sustainable groundwater management through the legislative process. The discussion at the board meeting will focus on proposals provided by stakeholders groups and include an overview from the California Environmental Protection Agency on the issue.
Invited speakers include: Gordon Burns, California Environmental Protection Agency; Lester Snow, California Water Foundation; Timothy Quinn, Association of California Water Agencies; Tim Parker, Groundwater Resources Association of California; Dave Puglia, Western Growers and Chris Scheuring, California Farm Bureau Federation.
"Groundwater is an important aspect of California's integrated water portfolio," said Craig McNamara, president of the California State Board of Food and Agriculture. "How we address surface water through storage, infrastructure and operations is as equally important. Farmers throughout the state need to remain engaged in these important discussions."
The California State Board of Food and Agriculture advises the governor and the CDFA secretary on agricultural issues and consumer needs. The state board conducts forums that bring together local, state and federal government officials, agricultural representative and citizens to discuss current issues of concern to California agriculture.


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In fourth grade, my mom convinced me to dress up as a court jester for Halloween. My last name is Lester, and I dressed up as a jester. My nickname was, yep, you guessed it...
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WALLA WALLA - A major expansion of a center exploring new ways to manage water resources got its official debut Friday.
The $6.8 million project at the William A. Grant Water & Environment Center added laboratories, classrooms and offices to the facility located at Walla Walla Community College. Officials say the new addition will boost efforts to protect the Walla Walla Basin watershed and further research into the basin's ecosystem.
Nearly half of the project funding came from a $3 million grant from the Economic Development Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce. Additional support came from Walla Walla County, the Port of Walla Walla, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and Pacific Power Blue Sky Renewable Energy Program.
The collaborative effort between the college, the tribes and others to build the addition was a central theme in remarks by speakers at Friday's dedication. "We had a powerful idea, but not a single cent," said community college President Steven VanAusdle about the beginning of the project.
Along with VanAusdle, speakers included CTUIR Chairman Les Minthorn, state Rep. Maureen Walsh, city of Walla Walla Mayor Barbara Clark, Port of Walla Walla Commissioner Mike Fredrickson, Grant Pfeifer, eastern regional manager for the state Department of Ecology; and David Porter of the Economic Development Administration.
Porter said one of the most lasting effects of the expanded center will be the students it will train for the tasks of solving the ecological and other challenges facing not only the Walla Walla River watershed but all other communities as well.
"You are the vanguard of a global mandate and a humanitarian mission," he said.
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AbstractJohn Broome has argued that alleged cases of value incomparability are really examples of vagueness in the betterness relation. The main premiss of his argument is 'the collapsing principle'. I argue that this principle is dubious, and that Broome's argument is therefore unconvincing. Correspondence: c1 email@example.com |


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Once upon a pretty recent time, the Boston Red Sox had way too many outfielders, and fantasy owners were frustrated by the lack of clarity. Remember back about five or six weeks ago? These things tend to work themselves out, and for Tuesday, don't be surprised if Boston's outfield consists of Mookie Betts centering Allen Craig and Brock Holt. That's because Monday's big news was that left fielder Hanley Ramirez, who entered the evening eighth overall on the ESPN Fantasy Player Rater, left in the first inning of a moribund 5-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays with a sprained left shoulder. He suffered the injury while hitting a wall attempting a catch.
For now, the Red Sox claim they don't know whether a disabled list stint will be required, but based on Ramirez's history it would indeed be a bit surprising if he plays anytime soon.
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Pest Control Problem Closes Wendy's Restaurant
Tuesday evening customers pulling up to a Fort Worth Wendy's drive-thru looking for a late night snack were greeted by signs that read "closed due to maintenance."
Tiny Black Insects Taking Over Parts Of North Texas County
They are tiny black insects and they have taken over parts of Tarrant County. The swarm, called Hackberry Nipple Gall Maker insects, is covering windows, cars and have even made their way inside homes.
North Texas' Bed Bug Infestation Growing At Alarming Rate
For years, North Texas parents have put their children to bed saying "Don't let the bed bugs bite." But that phrase, meant as a joke, has become a strange reality for many across the region.
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They are swarming around porch lights, splattering on windshields and crawling out of the ground. An exceptionally warm winter, combined with heavy spring rains, is fueling spring insect populations in North Texas much earlier than pest control experts expected.
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The extreme heat in North Texas has resulted in one good side effect — there are fewer fire ants.
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An Up and Down Day for Philly Food
Monday, March 24, 2008 | posted by Mike
You win some, you lose some...
Although I thoroughly enjoyed the food over in England, I'm happily readjusting to meals back home. And, of course, that means many of my usual favorites, including the food of Philadelphia, where I toil away at the day job.
There was a bit of local food news today, with Philly managing a
decent showing
among the James Beard Finalist nominees. Included in the list was a nom for Jose Garces in the Best Chef Mid-Atlantic. You all will likely remember his name from tales of my trips to Tinto and Amada. The recognition is well-deserved.
As good as that news was, I have the sad duty to inform you that, despite
tantalizing us
with the possibility, Rachael Ray
will not be in attendance
when the production crew of her show
Tasty Travels
turns up in the City of Brotherly Love to shoot some footage.
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By Jeremiah Johnson From: Hershey PA Dec 10, 2008 rating: V6- 7A |
I think the name of this problem is wrong. It's something like 'Turkjiggistan'. FA by Joe Terravecchia. |
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Still here, but not for too much longer! Laura and I are coming back to the northeast next summer for good I think. |
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This must have been during his mild Borat obsession. Hey joe and jeremy. This problem is HARD. -Jon |
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I gave this a V7 after much thought. My reasoning is that I have tried this on the normal NH days and the crux has felt HARD to impossible. When I sent it, it was about 25 degrees with a wind chill in the low single digits and humidity around 10%, so it felt easier (felt like v6) because of the excellent friction, but this was a freaky dry day for NH. I think v7 is a more accurate grade for most conditions that NH throws at us. |


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Phoronix: New Features Coming Up For PulseAudio 3.0
The release of PulseAudio 3.0 is imminent and here's an overview of the features coming up for this debated sound server...
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The release of PulseAudio 3.0 is imminent and here's an overview of the features coming up for this debated sound server...
PulseAudio may be the greatest thing since sliced bread in many respects, but here is one place where it FAILS TOTALLY:
From their web site:
You are expected to know your way around if you use system mode. You are using PA against the explicit recommendations of the maintainers, so don't expect particularly enthusiastic support from them in doing so.
HELLO! They should put PulseAudio EVERYWHERE. It should be in your TV and your headphones and your speakers and your MP3 player. I have NO IDEA how PulseAudio is going to succeed if the developers have this DUMB mind-set.
in system mode it runs as a system level daemon instead of a user level process. This allows it to accept connections from multiple users (without handing sound between multiple PA instances) but introduces security issues and the like. It is meant for embedded or single user systems, and is strongly discouraged for general desktop use.
Thought so. In which case it's quite clear why it's not supported and frowned upon...
If you've ever looked at the pulse.conf files, its under the flag "daemonize." WebOS ran Pulse in "system mode" and I always had the impression (still have my HP Touchpad, Fire Sale model) that THATS why the Audio was so flaky because Pulse on desktop is fine but Pulse in system mode is a mess. Not sure why they ever ran it in system mode either... because you didnt run WebOS as root unless you turned on developer mode so a normal pulse setup shouldve been fine.
Working fine in system mode on my Raspberry Pi
Moving on from that odd diversion (PA doesn't seem to be "failing totally" so far, and it's not like development has stalled), I wonder why the article summary includes the word "debated"? Seems like a wealth of adjectives could have been used there, and I thought we as a community were beyond blaming all issues on (Ubuntu's terrible implementation of) Pulseaudio?
Show me some other free software for GNU/Linux that lets me seamlessly and independently flip different audio streams between headphones, bluetooth and network audio devices with a nice GUI and I'll legally get "Pulseaudio Sucks" tattooed across my forehead. Until then, calling it names seems a little pointless
Not at all - the system mode shouldn't make any difference to the sound quality. It's simply that running in that mode is a bad idea for security reasons, and you shouldn't do it unless you know what you're doing. For the case of an embedded device, system mode is probably the right thing to do, since most of those security issues are less applicable on a specialised device.
Perhaps your English is not so good! Can you tell the difference between "making an observation" and "volunteering for work"?
You know that software like PulseAudio has security issues, and so it needs to be updated regularly?
If you patch up PulseAudio so you can embed it in your device, now you have a patch that needs to be maintained. If you sell a device that embeds PulseAudio, now you have added complication to your software update process and your users are going to be vulnerable for longer.
If you want your product to achieve market penetration you need to make it EASY for your code to propogate, not HARD.
Besides the PulseAudio developers would find their work to be EASIER if they supported a wide range of platforms because they will be will be talking to other copies of PulseAudio instead of whatever Apple is using and whatever Google is using and whatever samsung is using etc.
Yes indeed it is possible to open the hood and look at the engine and make observations and your name does not need to be John DeLorean or Ferdinand Porsche. It is indeed possible for potential users of product to decide "this mess is not worth my time" and they can only do that by looking with a critical eye.


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Vann, David (2011) Caribou island. London : Penguin. ISBN 9780670918447
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On a small island in a glacier-fed lake on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, a marriage is unravelling.
Gary, driven by thirty years of diverted plans, and Irene, haunted by a tragedy in her past, are trying to rebuild their life together. Following the outline of Gary's old dream, they're hauling logs out to Caribou Island in good weather and in terrible storms, in sickness and in health, to patch together the kind of cabin that drew them to Alaska in the first place.
Across the water on the mainland, Irene and Gary's grown daughter, Rhoda is starting her own life. She fantasizes about the perfect wedding day, whilst her betrothed, Jim the dentist, wonders about the possibility of an altogether different future.
From the author of the massively-acclaimed Legend of a Suicide, comes a devastating novel about a marriage, a couple blighted by past shadows and the weight of expectation, of themselves and of each other. Brilliantly drawn and fiercely honest in its depiction of love and disappointment, David Vann's first novel confirms him as one of America's most dazzling writers of fiction.
Item Type: | Book |
Divisions: | Faculty of Arts > English and Comparative Literary Studies |
Publisher: | Penguin |
Place of Publication: | London |
Official Date: | 2011 |
Number of Pages: | 293 |
Status: | Not Peer Reviewed |
Publication Status: | Published |
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I know it's a bit in the distant future but, I'm planning a trip to Disneyland for the first two weeks in April in 2014. I was there on the last week of March and the first week in April of 2012 (first time in 18 years and first time ever for my children). The last week of March was amazing. Extended hours and no wait times longer than 1/2 hour. The first week of April was super crowded (more so than what I remember summer like 18 years ago). I still had a blast even though it was crowded. I later found out that the majority of public schools in California and Mexico go on Spring Break the week before or after Easter. The first week of April was the week before Easter in 2012. Easter is on April 20 in 2014 so I was wondering if all you SoCal residents with season passes might have some insight into if the first and second week of April in 2014 will still be as crowded as I experienced in 2012 or was it busy in 2012 because public school was on spring break the first week in April? It looks like there are extended hours four weeks prior to Easter every year which is big for us. We love the fireworks and fantasmic. The kids love being able to stay up late too. Should I do like last time and go the last week of March and first week of April or would it be good the first two weeks of April since Easter is so late in 2014? Thanks for bearing with me. Any insight is appreciated. Micah CHAN
Yes. Typically the weeks before and after Easter will have most spring break crowds. I think either time you choose (late March/early April or the 1st 2 weeks in April) will have lower crowds. It is hard to predict though if there will be extend hours during the week during those times. Hope that helps.


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iutodd32 5pts Are you kidding me? You put FCEV vehicles in your worst and best picks? You say that Honda's approach is akin to a science experiment that isn't viable in the real world - never mind the fact that they've leased the FCX Clarity for several years.. Then you say that Hyundai is making a bold move and that the infrastructure is growing and that buying a Tuscon will become a statement.
pman595 5pts @Christian Seabaugh I love cars and really enjoy writing; Do you have any advice for someone who wants a job like yours? I am in my Senior year of high school and am trying to get a grasp on my future. -Patrick
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The Baitarani Bachao Abhijan (BBA) here on Friday claimed that Essar Steel Limited had dismantled intake well, which was alleged to have been constructed in Baitarani River in contravention of environmental norms.
BBA leaders Murali Manohar Sharma and Sarbeswar Mishra had challenged the construction of intake well in Baitarani River by Essar Steel Limited in National Green Tribunal.
Addressing a press conference, Mr. Sharma alleged, "we had urged NGT for an inspection of place where intake well was constructed. Sensing that a spot visit was imminent, the company had dismantled the intake well clandestinely and erected fence around the place. However, we have managed to reach the spot and capture sight of dismantling." BBA leaders claimed they had visited the site of intake well on Thursday.
"Dismantling of intake well by the company in the River Baitarani is not only designed to wipe out the proof of its illegal construction, but also is a deliberate attempt to derail the nation's highest environmental jurisprudence," the BBA leaders charged.
They further alleged, "the illegality resorted to by ESSAR Steel Limited should be condemned. The State government should take action against the company."
"The intake well in Baitarani River would have seriously hampered agricultural prospects in the periphery and downstream. Unless water to industries from rivers is stopped, agriculture is bound to suffer in the State. Therefore, the Baitarani Banchao Abhijan has been opposing loot the Baitarani water by industries," said Mr. Mishra.
The BBA leaders said they would bring reported dismantling of intake well by the company to the notice of NGT.


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Dyer, Bernard W. (2000) Maximizing the use and exchange of coastal data. In: Millard, Keiran and Sayers, P., (eds.) Maximising the Use and Exchange of Coastal Data: C541. Construction Industry Research and Information Association (CIRIA), London, UK. ISBN 9780860175414
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In the coastal zone there are many operators whose activities involve the use of coastal data. Many of these operators experience difficulty in obtaining the data they require, often not because it is unavailable but because it is inaccessible, hard to locate, of unknown quality or presented in an inappropriate format. There is also the problem of duplication of effort, and thus costs, due to a lack of mechanism for data exchange. This publication looks at such issues and the current situation in the UK, and suggests policies and mechanisms that can be used to maximize the use and exchange of coastal data. It provides a guide to best practice aimed at improving the management of data by those who operate in the coastal zone. The report is divided into two sections. Part one introduces information and data provision requirements for coastal management and the issues mentioned above, and provides a framework and set of best practice guidelines that can be adopted to maximize data exchange and reuse. Part two is aimed mainly at the data collector or data manager. It details current practice and the factors that restrict better exchange and use of data, analyses technologies for wider data use and better exchange systems, and develops the principles of good data management by discussing what can be achieved now and in the future. The publication also provides an invaluable list of organisations able to provide data, as well as useful Internet sites and list-servers.
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I have been head over heals for the porcelain milk bottles (like these) that I've been spotting on numerous design blogs and such. As much as I would absolutely love to own a gazillion of them, I simply can't find room in my ever so limited budget to splurge on a tiny bit of decor. Here's the good news though… I've come up with a "fake it till you make it" solution!
All you need is… 1. milk bottles (or any glass bottle really) 2. spray primer (I love kilz and nothing else!)
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Durin I (Years of the Trees – First Age), also known as Durin the Deathless, was the eldest of the seven Fathers of the Dwarves, the first of that race to be created by the Vala Aulë. He was set to sleep under the mountains of Middle-earth until after the Awakening of the Elves.
Durin awoke at Mount Gundabad in the Misty Mountains during the Years of the Trees. He journeyed South through the wild until he came upon Mirrormere (Kheled-zâram in Khuzdul). Looking upon mysterious stars set like a crown reflected in its surface, he took this as a sign, and there in the caves above the lake, founded a great city. This was Khazad-dûm, later called Moria, and for many years it was the greatest Dwarven city in Middle-earth.
Durin lived to a great age even by the measure of the Dwarves, outliving many of his children, until he was known as "The Deathless". However, he was not actually immortal, and died sometime during the First Age. The age of Durin had been speculated, and it is believed he may have lived more than 1000-4000 years, from the mid part of the Years of the Trees, to before then end of the First Age. This would make him the oldest Dwarf ever recorded.
Durin was the founder of the Longbeard house, which became known as Durin's folk. These were the Dwarves chronicled by Tolkien in the Second and Third Ages. The Longbeards believed that Durin would return to them seven times, and in each reincarnation he will again be named Durin and reign as King. He did have six descendents that were named Durin, all were kings of Durin's folk.
Durin's axe survived him and would become a great heirloom of Durin's folk.
Durinn is a dwarf from the Norse mythology and the name means 'Sleeper'.
However Tolkien explored the possibility that the name 'Durin' is not 'translated Mannish' as happens with other Dwarven names, but an actual word in his Legendarium, a genuine Mannish name meaning 'King'. Obviously the name would be related to the Elven root TUR meaning 'master'
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We use a HDS Thunder 9200 SAN configured at the back end with two RAID-1 groups (2 hard disks in each group). However, I can actually see three LUNs at the OS level. I don't quite understand, because I think each RAID group should be a LUN by itself. In this instance, one of the RAID groups obviously consists of two LUNs. Is that possible?
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Yup. The Thunder 9200 supports the notion of parity groups and RAID groups. RAID groups can contain single or multiple parity groups. You can think of the RAID group as the actual RAID container for data protection, and the parity group as a partition of that container. This way, multiple LUNs can be created from each RAID group, and ported out to the same or different servers. This allows granularity in LUN sizes being obtained from the RAID group.
If each partition (parity group) is assigned to the same server, there should be no contention for the RAID group's disk resources. You can always just use the entire RAID group as a single parity group and create one big LUN.
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Using a carbon nanotube instead of traditional silicon, Cornell researchers have created the basic elements of a solar cell that hopefully will lead to much more efficient ways of converting light to electricity than now used in calculators and on rooftops.
The researchers fabricated, tested and measured a simple solar cell called a photodiode, formed from an individual carbon nanotube. Reported online Sept. 11 in the journal Science, the researchers -- led by Paul McEuen, the Goldwin Smith Professor of Physics, and Jiwoong Park, assistant professor of chemistry and chemical biology -- describe how their device converts light to electricity in an extremely efficient process that multiplies the amount of electrical current that flows. This process could prove important for next-generation high efficiency solar cells, the researchers say.
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The researchers used a single-walled carbon nanotube, which is essentially a rolled-up sheet of graphene, to create their solar cell. About the size of a DNA molecule, the nanotube was wired between two electrical contacts and close to two electrical gates, one negatively and one positively charged. Their work was inspired in part by previous research in which scientists created a diode, which is a simple transistor that allows current to flow in only one direction, using a single-walled nanotube. The Cornell team wanted to see what would happen if they built something similar, but this time shined light on it.
Shining lasers of different colors onto different areas of the nanotube, they found that higher levels of photon energy had a multiplying effect on how much electrical current was produced.
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December 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Haykia Needs a More Thorough Cleaning
I stayed at this hotel for one night, Wednesday, December 11. I received a large conrner room which was nice. However, I wanted to heat up some water to make some tea but the coffee machine looked dusty/dirty. Also the blow dryer in the bathroom had a layer of dust on it as well. Although the rest of the room seemed fine, I wonder when was the last time someone did a thorough cleaning....
December 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by GeorgiaPeach14 Outstanding Housekeeping Service
Due to a misunderstanding, my wife & I left several items in a hotel room drawer when we checked out, not realizing it until we were at the airport. The Housekeeping staff did a fantastic job locating it quickly, then mailing it promptly to our home. Very professional and caring. We are sincerely grateful.
December 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jaunty50 The staff
I especially want to commend this hotel on its choice of staff who are professional, attentive, helpful and charming.Special praise go to Toni and Edward at reception, Eric at the Concierge desk and Shawn in the Club Lounge restaurant. A hotel can be judged by its staff and because of them my stay was memorable as they went out of their way to be helpful. The choice of staff is a reflection as well on the hotel which has chosen them.
December 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BeatArmy Excellent rooms
The hotel staff and facility was great, however the food service was lacking. The restaurant was closed. It was Saturday night of the Army Navy football game and all rooms were occupied, yet the only dining option waves food from the lobby bar. The restaurant tenant having vacated could not be helped but opening the Terrace Grill for the evening would seem to have been practical and helpful. We have stayed in the hotel for 9 Army Navy games and enjoyed it, we will make reservations for 2015 when the game returns to Philly. Beat Army!
December 17, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by RafKam Thoroughly Forgettable
I spent less than 12 hours at this hotel, but I can say it's quite acceptable. Room looks very tired, with scuffs, and dirty looking carpet, but I guess I found it acceptable, considering its cheap. Location is ok. Check in was quick enough considering how big the hotel is.
Achilles heels was the Club Lounge. Probably the worst one I've ever seen. Single poor staff member completely overrun, many items missing at breakfast, cutlery missing, PC and printer out of order, just depressing.
This is just a place to put your head down for a night if you're on a budget, and get away as soon as possible.
December 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by petesdaone Army-Navy 2013
Front Staff was AWESOME. Three rooms to juggle for my family and it was flawless.
Club floor was good as usual and always ask for the museum side of the hotel. Easy access to local Transportation
December 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Navyfootballfan Hotel needs some updating
Lack of in-room refrigerator was a disappointment. Bathroom door was warped and rubbed against the floor, resulting in noisy door when open/close. Drawers in table holding coffer maker would not close, and remained open. There was no printed guide in room showing the TV channels, which would have been helpful. While the hotel was OK, there are probably better options in the local area. No free wi-fi in room.
December 16, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Navymom13 unprepared
completely unprepared for the amount of people who came in for the Army/Navy game
December 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Misty74 Hotel was accomodating
Due to a cancelled flight I needed overnight accommodations. The staff was very helpful in getting me settled in with no fuss. My room was very comfortable and inviting.
December 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rangerroy Staff was very friendly
My wife and I had a very enjoyable stay at your hotel. The staff was very friendly and courteous. The facility was clean and inviting.
December 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JT77 Everything but WiFi
This is a really nice hotel. I've stayed here several times with conferences. The place is clean and the staff is very friendly. My only complaint is that you have to pay for WiFi. With the rooms being the price they are, you would think they could include WiFi. They obviously have the capability to do it.
That's it. Everything was great except having to pay for WiFi - which I refuse to do. Everyone I was with refused to do so too. So I can't think they're making any money by charging for it.
December 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PW982 Another Great Stay
I attended a conference at the Sheraton this weekend. The staff at the Sheraton are remarkable. They are so pleasant and helpful. Nicole was outstanding! After a long evening of meetings, it was a delight to enjoy the lounge for a while.
The concierge even remembered me from being at the Sheraton before. Unfortunately, I do not remember her name.
December 8, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Goofus53 This hotel needs improvement
It took 3 hours to have soup, salad and dessert...bad very bad. The toliet in my room broke so I had to move to another room, then the makeup mirror in the 2nd room fell apart in my hand. I checked out a day early and went to another hotel
December 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Magpie39 Graciousness
The hotel staff especially the front desk and lobby were fantastic and so caring. I told them I had to leave early because of a death in the family and about an hour later they delivered a lovely floral arrangement and a card signed by all to my room.
December 6, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Unhappycamper16 This Hotel needs work
Dirty!!!!! Upon arrival one of the bedspreads were sunk in as if someone sat on it. There was hair and black specks on it. We asked for a new one and it took 2 more routes of contacts to receive it after going through Concierges. We went to use the table to eat at and it was disgustingly dirty. We had to clean it. The phone did not work to contact any staff; I had to use my personal phone to call the hotel and state that I was staying there and needed to contact someone in the hotel (front desk). Went to take a shower and there was a small USED bar of soap in my shower-GROSS!!!. There was a candy bar and a pen on the closet shelf. GROSS. There was a hair dryer, unfixed from the wall. Did not use because we did not know if it was left. It was DIRTY. We put it on the closet shelf. The Bedspread finally came and some man brought it, he handed it to us in a BALL. Really. We took the old one and put it in the closet out of our way so we would not trip and put the new one on. The man never took the dirty one. No Luggage stand. No breakfast included. Had to pay for internet. We would have been better off staying at some cheaper hotel and finding parking in Phili for the parade. Disgusted!!!!!!!!
December 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Squig17 Hotel has great features
Centrally located, many amenities however the cleanliness of the common areas was subpar. Staff was very friendly but not very knowledgeable about specific areas of interest.
December 1, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Luv2SkiPA Difficult Evening
We were disappointed with our stay at this establishment. After check in we realized that we would need another set of bed linen for the sofa bed. When we opened it up we found trash inside of it. We tried to call guest services numerous times without any success as to anyone answering the phone. We had to go to reception in order for our request to be completed and then it wasn't even right. We then decided to go to the hotel bar for drinks and our waitress was rude and slow in her service. During check out we tried to explain our frustrations, but we were told that they did their best. Overall not happy with our stay, but would love to visit the area again.
November 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AllStarMom Wonderful Experience
The accommodations were great. It was Thanksgiving Day and the staff was amazing, despite them having to work. Thanks to all for missing hours with your family in order to make my stay great.
November 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by AJinDC Not my first choice of hotel in Philly
The service experience was mixed. The restaurant staff was great but the bar/lounge staff was about as bad as I have experienced anywhere. Service was slow and I had the fun experience of watching people who entered 20 minutes after me get served first (but the bar manager explained they were VIP so I guess that's ok?). Room service staff was friendly but got my order wrong (I'm allergic to mushrooms so it was kind of a big deal). The carpet looks pretty stained in many locations in my room and hallways. The hotel smelled like cigarette smoke in several public areas. I think my bathroom shared an exhaust with the kitchen because it always smelled like fried food. There was no minibar in my room, the cups were all plastic, and there is no midday room service. I was asked in advance if I wanted to upgrade to a club floor room and I agreed. I was put in a king room on the 5th floor (instead of 15 floors higher where I was originally booked) with no club access. The woman at the front desk gave me club access on my key cards after I asked, but it's a little less convenient when you're 18 floors off. Overall the hotel was average and I wish I had booked somewhere else. There was no acknowledgement that I was a Starwood member and I was not placed on a Starwood guest floor. The green programs and features were also not explained to me upon check in so it took me a while to figure out.
November 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by RunMary Philly Marathon
I booked 4 rooms 8 months before race. When we arrived the lobby was packed with people and luggage. The check in line was long and we heard numerous people complaining. When we tried to check-in we were told our rooms were not ready and they could not tell us when they would be ready. They had suggested they could move some of us to a different Sheraton by bus. We had a friend that was able to get a room, so we all left our things in her room and went out. We received a call about 5:45pm that are rooms were now ready.
My four rooms were on different floors of the hotel, 4th, 7th, 14th and 20th. The hotel had a "young" convention booked. The hotel was extremely noisy. I needed to go into the hallway twice after 11pm to ask for quiet. Not a pleasant stay
November 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bobdeb Thanks Mary
We had a wonderful stay in Philly doing all the usual tourist things. Mary, our trip advisor, really gave us some great information to make sure we did all the activities that were associated with our interests. Nice hotel, wonderful staff. Thanks to everyone.
November 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by SS1234 You cannot send guests to a different building.
It was upsetting when they sent my friend and his family to a different building. How can they do that when he arrived with a small kid and an infant passed their bedtime. My friend had called the hotel and informed he'd be arriving a bit late in order to secure a room too. They didn't even give him discount. I stayed there with a bunch of people and this upset everyone.
Our room was comfortable but the drain in the shower room wasn't quite working.
Eric who was working at concierge was great to us. Thanks to him, we were able to get late check-out, which we really needed. He deserves bonus!
November 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MarcosdeSa Restaurant server!
On a saturday morning ( Nov 16th ) I had breakfast at the restaurant and the server was fantastic... noticed that I was from Boston and also was in town for the Marathon he was kind, and funny . I wish I could remeber his name, but he will know that Im talking about him. Awsome! see you next year at the Philly Marathon 2014 , please make my reservation .
November 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DRob Great host for the Philly Marathon
Hotel staff was very accommodating for marathoners by providing water and snacks when there was a wait at check-in, opened starbucks early & provided late late-check. Very pleased with our stay! Thank you.
November 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sue79 Perfect Stay
This is my third year staying at the Sheraton Phila for Phila Marathon weekend. Although the hotel was fully booked, and the staff was on top of everything, check-in and out was smooth and we had absolutely no issues during our stay. I highly recommend this hotel for Philadelphia Marathon Weekend - the staff was superb and the location to both the expo and start/finish area cannot be beat. Thanks!
November 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SoleMarathoner Wonderful room & Great location
Check in was smooth, excellent customer service.
The room was clean with an amazing view. Perfect location for all your Center City Philadelphia needs.
Overall, great stay!
November 18, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Unhappywithservice Club lounge
The club lounge was advertised as open 24 hours, however, it did not say that there was no food, drinks or snacks, except for some sodas, water and apples. It only had breakfast each day which had very little options - cereal, some fruit, breads & yogurt. Hot eggs were only available on two of our five days at the hotel. No hot food was available on three nights of our stay. One morning we had to try three times to get a table. The cost of lounge was not worth it.
November 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Contrebabee The staff was amazing, friendly, very helpful!
I could not have asked for anything more. The hotel was beautiful, the atomosphere was terrific. The location was perfect. The staff did an amazing job. Thank you!
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The California Highway Patrol reopened Interstate 580 in San Rafael between Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Highway 101 early Thursday. Officers had surrounded an Extended Stay motel beginning Wednesday morning, after officers tracked Peter James Thomas, 38, to the location.
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YarmonyGrass :: 08.15.08 – 08.17.08 :: Copper Mountain Ski Resort :: Frisco, CO
Friday, August 15
Friday focused on Colorado's own up-and-coming bluegrass faithful. Nederland's Elephant Revival got things going and Fort Collins-based Head For The Hills warmed-up the cold crowd before the sun went down. Michael Kang and Scott Law made their first appearances of the festival with Strings For Industry, closing the main stage. The most compelling part of Friday was found in the late night Revival Tent. Two of the scene's next big bluegrass bands tore open the tent, beginning with Michigan's Greensky Bluegrass. Chicago's Cornmeal followed to create the biggest buzz of the day, turning heads and moving up the food chain, just as they have been across the nation.
Saturday, August 16
Saturday was the day of Cheese. Nearly every act had a member of String Cheese Incident in it and everyone was well aware of this fact. A rare Keith Moseley and Friends set opened the day, somewhat reminiscent of Phil Lesh as the great bassist led the way. Cheese's Kyle Hollingsworth followed with his usual exuberance, but still playing to a small crowd as the festivalgoers were still arriving given the continued poor weather. It wasn't until the Emmitt-Nershi Band hit the stage that the crowd really seemed full. The combination of String Cheese Incident songs and Leftover Salmon songs was a perfect fit to grace the Colorado Rocky Mountains. With Billy Nershi singing the bluegrass of "Barstool" and "Good Times Around the Bend," it seemed like old times. Even famous SCI fan Lester took part in the festivities, dancing carelessly through the rain in his tie-dye long underwear.
Keller Williams and the artists formerly known as the WMDs closed the main stage. Keller's all star band has proven to be quite a bit different from his solo routine. In the past, Keller rarely allowed himself to close a festival, but the band was every bit primed to do just that. The only group that really didn't play bluegrass, Keller's band rocked YarmonyGrass, which many hoped would be a perfect setup for the much anticipated late night set that would reunite String Cheese Incident.
The trance of EOTO made the giant tent bounce as hoopers on stage entertained. The completion of EOTO's set brought out the Rebel Alliance Jam. The big Cheese reunion everyone had hoped for never happened, but all the members of Cheese except for Moseley added to the jam at some point. A party filled with covers saw Keller take the lead on Bob Marley's "Trenchtown Rock." "Franklin's Tower" and "Lay Down Sally" moved the crowd to the heaviest dancing of the night. "Hey Pockey Way" highlighted the late night with an electric solo from Nershi and closed the night. The late nights were early and shorter than usual, but that just left more energy for the daytime.
Sunday, August 17
Hot Buttered Rum was one of the most alive sets of YarmonyGrass. With a dedication to the friend it was written for, "Hugs, Not Handshakes" got the crowd hugging one another. "Golden Days" followed and The Beatles' "I've Got a Feeling" continued with a swap in instruments as Aaron Redner switched from violin to mandolin and Zachary Matthews switched from mandolin to drums. Billy Nershi and Scott Law made their way into the set, as did Allie Kral of Cornmeal for "Cumberland Blues" to close the set.
An electric Honkytonk Homeslice set brought about Nershi and Law again, with the band wearing matching purple and black shirts. The electric set was far more fitting for the excited Yarmony crowd than the usual Honkytonk makeup would have been. Then, it was back to Railroad Earth, this time with a special horns lineup that included Danny Sears on trumpet (Panjea), Dominic Lalli on alto saxophone (The Motet) and Bob Hemminger on tenor saxophone. The horn section really added power and dimension to the already-strong grass sound of Railroad Earth. Opener "Long Way to Go" was a great motivator for the crowd that had danced through the cold and rain all weekend. The new "Hard Livin'" has become a crowd favorite and kept the mood festive. A special request from new parents and grandparents was granted in "Came Up Smilin'." The guests continued with Allie Kral, Scott Law and the backup vocals of Sheryl Renee, Coco Brown and Shelly Lindsey. Railroad Earth closed YarmonyGrass with another favorite in "Dandelion Wine."
With its first run at Copper Mountain, no inclement weather could prevent the dancing. With cozy condos only steps from the stage, for most, there were no hiccups at all. Festivalgoers traveled "high in the Rocky Mountains," and there they found every bit of new age bluegrass and unbridled beauty they expected.
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JAN 16 --BENTON, IL - Randy G. Massey, Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois, announce that TYRONE W. JACKSON, age 37, of Mt. Vernon, Illinois, and MADLON S. LADD, age 27, of Mt. Vernon, Illinois, were named in a four-count Indictment returned by a Federal Grand Jury sitting in Benton, Illinois. Count 1 charges LADD with distribution of crack cocaine on November 9, 2005. Count 2 charges LADD with possession with intent to distribute more than 5 grams of crack cocaine on January 25, 2006. Count 3 charges both JACKSON and LADD with possession with intent to distribute more than 5 grams of crack cocaine on February 2, 2007. Count 4 charges JACKSON with distribution of crack cocaine on October 24, 2007. With respect to Counts 1 and 4, each defendant faces a penalty of up to 20 years imprisonment, a fine of up to $1,000,000, and a term of supervised release of at least 3 years. With respect to Counts 2 and 3, each defendant faces a penalty of between 5-40 years imprisonment, a fine of up to $2,000,000, and a term of supervised release of at least 4 years. The investigation in this case was a cooperative effort between the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Joint Narcotics Unit of the Mt. Vernon Police Department and the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department, pursuant to their participation in the Project Safe Neighborhoods Initiative. Project Safe Neighborhoods is a joint and cooperative effort of the United States Attorney's Office, the Drug Enforcement Administration, Jefferson County State's Attorney's Office, and other federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies directed at removing guns and drugs from our communities. The case is being handled by Assistant United States Attorney George Norwood.


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Utah Jazz notebook: Jazz happy to have veterans back, even if it is just visiting, not playing for Earl Watson
SALT LAKE CITY — Earl Watson was at EnergySolutions Arena on Tuesday with his usual big smile and a pair of crutches.
"It was great just to see him, to get back," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said.
The Jazz made it official, however, that Watson won't be back playing for however long their season lasts.
Watson had arthroscopic surgery in New York City on April 17 to repair a torn medial meniscus in his right knee, which was injured against San Antonio on April 8.
Corbin said Watson will sport a knee brace for a couple of months, but the 32-year-old guard is expected to make a full recovery in time for the 2012-13 season.
"Any time that somebody goes down with an injury, whether it's your team or even another team, you feel for the guy," Jazz shooting guard Gordon Hayward said. "Because we've all been in that situation where you can't play and can't help your team. You've just got to sit there and watch. No one wants to do that."
Watson, who has one year left in his Jazz contract, seemed to be in a good mood and even joked that he was going to challenge a reporter to a one-on-one game with his crutches.
"You know that he's doing well by seeing him and his spirits are good and he's on the mend," Corbin said. "He's a huge part of this team and he's a great guy to have around the team, and it's good to see him back supporting us."
Hayward agreed with his coach.
"He's a leader so having his presence in this locker room is good for us as a team," Hayward said. "We're glad to see him back."
VETERAN REINFORCEMENTS: Two of Utah's other veteran players, shooting guard Raja Bell and swingman Josh Howard, have both been working hard trying to get themselves ready to play again after missing more than a month of the season following knee surgeries of their own.
Both 30-something players had surgery on their left knees and, after being sidelined since mid-March, both of them practiced with the team earlier this week.
"They've been out for quite awhile now but they had a good practice yesterday and they've been working their butts off to get back in shape and back up to game speed," Corbin said. " ... We'll see how it goes to see if we can give them opportunities on the court."
Jefferson said he's eager to welcome Howard and Bell back to the lineup and isn't worried about whether they might mess with the team's winning chemistry of late.
"Those guys are ready to get out there and help us to get to the next level," Jefferson said. "... I don't think that will hurt us at all. Those guys are rushing to come back to help us, and I think they're coming back to fit right in with us and continue to do what we've been doing."
Howard was champing at the bit to get back on the court, and he got in Tuesday's game late in the first quarter and responded by hitting his first two shots. However, he missed his next four attempts from the field.
"I want to play, you know, as much as I can," Howard said. "But I don't think that's gonna happen that much, you know, especially with the chemistry. I'll be available if (Corbin) needs me; if not, I'll be down there (on the end of the bench) cheering."
BIG AL'S PERSPECTIVE: Al Jefferson, Utah's starting center, leading scorer and leading rebounder, said the Jazz did not get discouraged when they went through a mid-season slump that saw them lose 11 of 14 games in a frustrating four-week span from Feb. 1 through Feb. 28.
"Coach (Corbin) is not the type of guy that's gonna let us give up," Jefferson said. "... I always felt like we had a pretty good team, we've just got to go out there and play. And for the last couple of weeks, that's what we've been doing — we've been putting ourselves in a position to win games.
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Reconciliation is offered Monday through Friday at St. Peter's Church
Mindful of our 230 year history in lower Manhattan, we celebrate in Word and Sacrament God's presence among us, empowering us to be His witnesses in the world today.
Last year's inaugural 50/50 raffle was a great success raising over $20,000 through ticket sales. Half the ticket sales where shared with 3 lucky winners and the proceeds were used to support vital parish infrastructure projects. In an effort to defray ongoing capital costs to maintain the parish community, we are excited to bring back the 50/50 raffle. Please click here to learn more about the raffle and for your opportunity to purchase tickets. The raffle winners will be annoucned at the Spring Dinner held on April 18th at St. Peter's Church Rectory. See the Events Calendar for additional details. Attendance is not required for 50/50 winners.
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"Making All Things New" is a pastoral planning initiative of the Archdiocese of New York which seeks to address how the archdiocese can best meet the religious, spiritual, and pastoral needs of the people of God now and into the future. Please [click here] to review a letter from Cardinal Dolan to the Parish Community of St. Peter's.
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